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mrsapron | Jun 4 2013, 05:38 AM |
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| I love all things gardening and on my wish list is a Garden Shed. I was strolling around the internet and found some really cute sheds - - wouldn't it be fun to step out into your backyard and see one of these ? I wish they had interior pics too - - I want to look inside all of them !
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mrsapron | Jun 4 2013, 06:14 AM |
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Radiana | Jun 4 2013, 08:33 AM |
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| So pretty!! The gardens are as well.This link is such a treat. |
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wisconsin_mom | Jun 4 2013, 09:54 AM |
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| Oh my. I'm in love with all of them! My aunt has a charming little gardening shed with window boxes and curtains. I just love seeing it. -------------------- |
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SuzzyQ | Jun 4 2013, 10:41 AM |
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| Did you get these from Pinterest? If not, there are a ton of them on there, even a gardening shed cake!! Very cute! I've always said I'd be a gardener if I could have a greenhouse/potting shed with windows and curtains! I'm such a housefly!! Love being inside even on a nice day.
Hopeless!! -------------------- "If we aren't having any fun, why are we doing it?" |
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Denise | Jun 4 2013, 09:15 PM |
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| These are awesome! I love them all. I have a garden shed but it is for storing summer furniture and the things that go in the garden but have to be taken in during the winter months. We call it the garden shed for lack of a better name. It is nothing as cute as these. It's not even painted......yet. I requested red with the door to look like a barn but alas no one has heeded my desire and had it done for me. -------------------- God is good.....all the time |
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Luseelou | Jun 4 2013, 10:19 PM |
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| I am enjoying looking at these. Thanks for sharing. |
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Jana | Jun 4 2013, 11:18 PM |
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| Love them all! I can also see playhouses and chicken houses with these lovely little gems! -------------------- |
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Molly | Jun 7 2013, 08:45 PM |
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| Jana, I love the chicken house idea! Our little '50's city rancher came with four 'out buildings' one of which was a charming mini house that did mange to last and I use as a potting shed. But really, it is just like Denise's and mainly serves as storage. It has sweet little windows that I did curtain awhile back but the fly crud creeped me out and I got rid of them. It came with a dirt floor and I installed leftover paver bricks so it is really damp in there in wet months. I will try to grab a picture of it but am not very good at that. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ljCnIPZcGMA/Sjz-...jan3109+011.jpg (oops, this is the one from when we were buried in snow a few winters ago lol) http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ljCnIPZcGMA/Sjz-...une2009+002.jpg And then after that heavy winter when we were waiting to replace the old shed with the then-snow-smashed roof. -------------------- |
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Loagan Ranch | Jun 9 2013, 02:01 PM |
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| Molly your shed is so cute! I have a pump house here on the ranch that I could put some garden stuff in but we just put a garden bench on the outside for me to work on. Im gonna hang my tools on the outside as well. The shed has shaker shingle siding and has a cute door im gonna decorate with a wreath and such like in some of the pics. These sheds are adorable! -------------------- Elizabeth
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Radiana | Jun 9 2013, 03:35 PM |
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| Molly what a pretty yard and shed and the roses are lovely. Love it all. |
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GrandmaSoucie | Jun 9 2013, 07:09 PM |
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| I have been wanting to share this post with you girls. This is my friend, Shelley, that I once antiqued with. I have spent nights in her home once we moved from Winter Park to Crestview, and she has spent nights in our home along with her dear hubby on their way to Marburger Farms antique shows in Texas twice a year. If you want to see an amazing cottage, check this out! Her sweet husband built it using bits and pieces of all sorts of architectural items. It's like a play house, a fairy tale cottage. You will just love it!! And if you get a chance to view her "home tour" you will be amazed!! http://sweetpeahome.blogspot.com/2010/06/bear-with-me.html -------------------- |
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Vivian Lee | Jun 10 2013, 11:53 AM |
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| Nice Grandma....not sure if she mixed up the pics, but the bed in the guest room is bigger than the twin in the master. Just an observation....none-the-less, I love all of the soft green and pink!!! I will most definitely be making Chelsea a pillow like hers too....Chelsea will love it... Thank you for sharing...what a great place to live! -------------------- I want to be the kind of woman that when my feet hit the floor in the morning, the devil says "Oh crap....she's up!" |
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charity | Jun 10 2013, 05:31 PM |
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| So cute! -------------------- |
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Radiana | Jun 11 2013, 10:27 AM |
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| I love cottage of the month. The gal that created it has a lovely house as well and it's facinating to see how she did it. Your friends home and garden shed is wonderful Euna. Thanks so much for the link. |
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FAQs
Building your own shed vs buying a shed depends entirely on your preferences, budget, and circ*mstances. If you enjoy DIY projects and value customization, building one yourself could be right for you; otherwise if convenience, time-saving, and professional quality are important then pre-built could be the best option.
What can I put in a 10X10 shed? ›
A 10X10 shed makes a perfect and cozy space for potting, a reader's lounge, a painting studio, or a small workshop. You need basic storage. Perhaps you are just looking for storage for your lawn care equipment, or Christmas decorations.
Is it cheaper to buy a shed kit or build from scratch? ›
You may pay less money per square foot to build a shed because you're saving on labor costs. Building a shed gives you more creative control and budget control. Buying a shed saves you time. You don't have to worry about the cost of materials.
Do sheds decrease home value? ›
Generally, it depends on the specific situation. Overall, a well-designed shed with regular upkeep and maintenance will positively affect your home's value. If your shed is big enough and its aesthetics complement the backyard and house, then expect it to increase the value of your property.
What is the cheapest way to side a shed? ›
Vinyl Siding
It's popular since it's versatile, durable, and affordable. Vinyl is the cheapest shed siding option for these reasons. Vinyl operates well in all climates and comes in many colors, sizes, styles, and quality.
What is the most economical shed size? ›
A 10×12 Storage Shed is a Cost Saver. Since there are fewer materials needed for a 10×12 storage shed, the cost will be less than a larger 12×20 shed. Go really economical and buy the economy shed and you could have a shed in your backyard for less than you would think. Read on to see prices.
How much does it cost to build a 10x10 shed yourself? ›
The Total Cost of a DIY Shed
Above all, the shed size and material ultimately dictate its total cost. Sheds made of wood typically cost between $800 and $3,000. Metal sheds resist decay and rot yet are not as aesthetically pleasing. Opt for a metal shed and it will likely cost $500 to $2,000.
What size shed is most cost effective? ›
A 10×12 Storage Shed is a Cost Saver. Since there are fewer materials needed for a 10×12 storage shed, the cost will be less than a larger 12×20 shed. Go really economical and buy the economy shed and you could have a shed in your backyard for less than you would think. Read on to see prices.
How much should I spend on a shed? ›
A backyard storage or tool shed costs between $1,875 and $8,250, or an average of about $3,350. Homeowners typically spend between $1,875 and $8,250 on storage sheds. The national average cost for utility sheds is $3,350. For many people, a basic backyard shed is an absolute necessity.
Do plastic sheds last longer than wooden sheds? ›
Plastic may not be the most resilient material; however, it has a property that other materials lack. Unlike wood, plastic is not susceptible to rot, this means that plastic can last longer in wet conditions than wood. You can expect a plastic shed to last you, on average, 5-7 years!
In general, the price for a 12×20 shed ranges from about $5,000 to $16,000+, depending on the size, style, the number of add-ons, and other factors. As of 2021, most of our basic 12×20 shed styles start between $6000 – $7000.
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